Medical Items
You can bring your medical equipment on board, free of charge, in addition to your small personal bag, subject to pre-clearance by our Special Assistance Team.
If you wish to carry or use a Special Medical item on board, you’ll need to contact us. They will determine if your request can be approved and provide authorisation to carry the item.
Duty-free
Your duty-free bag containing duty-free items is permitted in the cabin along with your cabin bags.
Drones, Quadcopters
- These devices are not permitted in hold.
- These devices are permitted in the cabin once within our cabin bag dimensions and if the lithium battery does not exceed 100 Wh.
- Batteries exceeding 100 Wh for drones or quadcopters cannot be carried on board.
Parachutes / Paragliding Wings
- A self-inflating life-jacket is accepted that contains 2 carbon dioxide cylinders (plus 2 spares) and can be included in either your cabin or checked baggage.
Please note: Passengers traveling from Vienna International Airport must declare the life jackets at check-in. - An avalanche rescue pack with one nitrogen/air cylinder in either your cabin or checked baggage is permitted.
- Parachutes of any type, recreational or sports, or paragliding wings (also known as 'canopy') can be accepted for carriage as checked-in or carry-on baggage, subject to the standard restrictions for size and weight.
- These packs may contain an auxiliary or emergency 'chute' and a barometric mechanical activating (auto-release) device.
The parachute pack must not contain pyrotechnics or smoke canisters, as these accessories may not be carried on the aircraft.
Electronic Devices and Spare Batteries in the Cabin (100Wh maximum)
You may carry up to 15 personal electronic devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras, handheld game consoles, headphones, power banks).
- You may also carry up to 20 spare lithium batteries or power banks, provided they do not exceed 100Wh each.
- Spare lithium batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits by:
- Placement in original retail packaging, or
- Insulating terminals by taping over exposed terminals, or
- Placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch.
- These must be carried in carry-on luggage only.
- Devices or batteries over 100Wh are not permitted in the cabin or the hold.
Spare lithium batteries, including power banks should:
- Not be used to charge or power other portable electronic devices during taxi, take-off or landing.
- Not be placed in the cabin baggage loaded in the overhead storage locker.
- Not exceed 100Wh.
- Be placed in your small cabin baggage underneath the seat in front of you or on your person.
Smart Bags as Checked Luggage
Smart bags with non-removable batteries are not accepted in the hold.
For smart bags to be carried in the hold, the battery must be removed and:
- The passenger must carry the battery in the cabin.
- The battery must not exceed 100Wh.
- The battery must be protected from damage.
- Must not be stored in the overhead locker.
- Must be placed in small cabin baggage and placed underneath the seat in front of you or on your person.
Smart Bags in the Cabin
Smart bags with non-removable batteries above 2.7Wh are not permitted onboard.
For smart bags to be carried in the cabin:
If the battery is removable:
- It must be removed and placed in small cabin baggage underneath the seat in front of you or carried on your person.
- The removed battery must not exceed 100Wh.
If the battery is non-removable:
- It must not exceed 2.7Wh.